Each NiTi test specimen (dog-bone shaped, 60 mm long, 10 mm width, 1 mm thick, obtained from a sheet supplied by the same manufacturer than the tube and with the same composition and properties) was subjected to complete cycle of loading and unloading, making a displacement control.
She also went off and made films — a displacement, I believe, of the fiction-writing impulse.
Furthermore, no basic differentiation of the energy balance is made between a displacement and working piston because that has only a constructive meaning.
In order to better understand the combustion process and to make a better displacement of fire flooding, it is necessary to study the zone characteristics and the advancing law of fire flooding.
At the initial step, we allow the adsorbate center of mass to make a random displacement in the two-dimensional membrane plane.
Philip Roth, writing in these pages two decades ago, called the virtuosic Israeli writer Aharon Appelfeld "a displaced writer of displaced fiction, who has made of displacement and disorientation a subject uniquely his own".
In this case the slope is constant and it is not necessary to find a derivative to find the slope, which is, following the Y = mx + b basic model for linear graphs, 6. Displacement is like distance but it has a set direction, this makes displacement a vector and speed a scalar.
Considering the wide application of GRACE in detecting hydrological deformation, we make a comparison between GRACE-derived displacements and the independent displacements contained in GPS.
Use is made of displacement and velocity coefficients for perturbation of a journal centre (a) from a static equilibrium position and (b) from a steady state orbit and it is shown that a correspondence exists between the two.
In this paper, the authors adopt a Kalman-filter-based data fusion to make a precise measurement of the displacements in for civil structures and infrastructures.
